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device-authorization/schema

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Device Authorization schema - deviceCode table

Table name: deviceCode. Fields: id (string, primary key, unique identifier), deviceCode (string, the device verification code), userCode (string, the user-friendly code for verification), userId (string, optional, ID of user who approved/denied), clientId (string, optional, OAuth client identifier), scope (string, optional, requested OAuth scopes), status (string, current status: pending, approved, or denied), expiresAt (Date, when device code expires), lastPolledAt (Date, optional, last time device polled for status), pollingInterval (number, optional, minimum seconds between polls).

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